davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Gan banoe GAIT 8beurn ! oper
20 Wdr.

u. Warset, gsiitent Srlp.t & O. g. Ist,
G. n. s SIS. X. q Ifriper: s oper 20 Gor
bar jes ueret ansrsbet al Salt Rbeun nf ben
nett iarlise Gri. Sm Sintersn bar mine
,Ruoer prret / en- iaaoon 1ilitanS, at bet
ar pRrct umulist ior mig at flaoe al elfer
,aa mig uocn SiGlp, cs jes bar bait Seno.
Ter ener SriIaa paa Srnoerne minoF fire
Raaneosr, inbtil iss bespnete at BRUCE ga
,inou QGrtract Of Jlar) Situ Cure. LET er
anite iit,ert. at Oct bslbrebeoe mine Sanber.
Store iSlaIter fun 81. Silialss hos q. 8.
Better, 9ecprab, Soma, % bos paalibelise
Sruaaiiter cperalt. U)
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
6aaroeier 0ans ri

so,r bonos ,,o ellen, Soitrup,
E,,sr,ous o~,os,,,ons Semmerbanoler
fp9le 8rRober paa iir S"'O' "rSe'
len Der tilise fanbtes eVs", p"u vO",
o.e,d,,. cit Senbe 9jrre
h, s,, n;,,s ~. q ct &umiur M. NJ.
'~. fly "oS at siprs 9IemaO' BIER
etcbeoooiet rasleoe,
E;.rr. nnIts> Seo ct @ubes
b;.,;s, 6siten, os meoens Sans
|rn., q uleu llpnset be,tub Stens
|, o., Ap nosenlunbe suot oerira, tom
|rns, e, Der usiaa lab pua Tosnen, net
\ o. oenne os fit StDbesobiet oper fig.
m iurfarbelis leml9ltet 9ilitano btep
trutfet irem unoer 8p9nen; bun
be iuaet fore Sl9nser / Sopeoet %
l Senene, liseiom bun par bleuen
Oeles inoimurt / 9iare, ibet 9snoen
IT iprrngn it'll, ba Sosnen pGlteoe.
eIteue iOrtiatte imiblertio meo ben
llue Sogn beres Sob neo til Mrneberg
uuertjSrte Der to imaa Bsrn, at builfe
ct enc Hap meo Ell minbre 2eiiun, me-
ems bet anbet, en- lioen Bi9e, fit betty
'ellse Saat / Sppeoet; bun ital Dog
|lelotspts pere lloen 5are. Som @rems
pel paa, meo builten raienoe Sart Se,
tsre = ct Yar unse, fraftise 8pr =
|Iom neo ao 8atfen, %anfsrer "8aroe
|aots", at ben enc al benz er lpbet imoo
r tptt, iremitaaenbe Ere meo en- iaaoan
q, at ben meb Soften bar Ilaaet
Zen uloeles al Erect, bpao Der oss
lad beoirteoe, at Seiten braffeoe Soites
''et % tit Here anbre 9Giioner.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Wmerifanif. On 8labitnrer &eabin

Nmerifanif. Gn 8labitpreri&eaoina
lp'te nplig ! lit Slao, "at ban piloe tage
en- goo Suuo iom getnlin9 for ct @ar."
Den neite Dag blep Der ienbt 43
Sunbe til &pntpret. Den anoen 9ao
Iprebte @fterretninsen lis omtrina i
@rannelaset, % 400 Snrmere ienbte 2
Sunoe leoiaset at 8 &urue 6palpe mob
getaltns ueo 5remfomiten. Sen ulpftes
lise 9piinsen baooe eiterbpert funoet
Sei til Naboitaterne, og inben llsens
5prlpb itOb 5000 I6unbe bunbne /
S%labtprerens @aarb. 4ne &acer pdr
repreienterebe liseira 8lpbbunoen til
S~ilfepuooelen. st Bar Sunbrebe Heb
Baanoene iitpffer os lsb cpab Crap
perne, sisebe, fnlrreoe os bplte / Cant
gene, Tom ON bet bar beres Seniiot at
sjsre @noe paa ben Itaffels Blaoitprer.
Den iortpilebe 8labmano hoppeoe op
| Sinbuet, flatreoe op paa gasrenoen
p9 - srab. s De ier fplsetoe Gage
uofom Der intet 8lab, ps ben itatfels
8laomanbs Senner pibite, iorat bolbe
9iu / bam, insen arben &aab, eno peD
Sjelp at en- 8alpn at lenbe Maoen til
ham paa 9aset. Siliioit Tom en- paa
ben Sbe at fjsbe ct SAB Nrienif us tire
9gnoer Sleit for paa ben Waabe at for
siite Sunoene. 8laoitprereu flatrepe
neb fra tit bDie Stabe us fanbt til fin
Sprlfreftelle pua Bulten en- 8esnins
paa 5000 Dollars fra Borsermeite ren
= Sunoeifatten, Der uar en- Dollar pr.
Suno.
Sen briftise Blabtprer bar opsipet
Sanfen paa at ifafie Jig 5insere paa
benne Waabe. ISan Dnlter insen !Suno
mere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

A queer thing about water is that
it ad~ulterates nothing but milk. A
man can put it in his whisky, his
wine, or his cider and he is all right
but if he puts clean water in his milk
he goes to jail.-New Orleans P-
cayune.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

9enfninsens SarOt fan life purberes
hsit moi. Netop bet iamme meb BET
bebIte at enbuer Ting. 8rns DR.. Bige-
lows Positive Cure for a1e SlbebeFn
oenbe / Sulien os 2uuserne, buis s
ietter Bris paa en- burtis os srunoiq
SelbrebelIe. Smaser bebaselis. 90
Gents % 81. Iilialss bos s. .
Montacmerp 4 Co., DEBORAH, Soma.
(September.)
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

ylanet 3ulnerne er bet sfif, at
spiaermoberen life rlua ie i'm Spissrs
ion, mel m,aa sismme fig eler | stboert
Galo labe, iom ON bun siernmer f's,
naar bun ier bam. Ser er bet ou'oenote
7iGalbet, bet er spiserisunen, ber
aiemmer fig.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

"Wten ie DOG Der. min ajrre! Der
saar 3eres Wanb os ipabierer meb
Wrs. Sclbamore. Oct er en- &oinbe
at farlia Sfisnbeo; ies maa pirteti9 ubs
bare Gem" "Sopr penlist al Gem |!
SpOr pilbe ies life snife, ban ipaoierebe
meo Gem / Gteoet."
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
apeebeietninasn paa 9openbora e,

ifslse "Solbp." forelpbis lat unber BET
Sfentlises Gilipn, ga Der er uobrabt
Wiltbrano / ben. Seietninsen beitaar
al 1877 Stir. fort apes, 112 Stir.
u~nsfoas, 26 G~rbeibsbeite os Ilase, 4
8jcrebeite os 80 Spin.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
gtRpn bette Blao).

Gpinoelis Cpiattelie. @anber:
"SDr on, min Suitru, ibas bar jes label
nit 2ip foriitre.
Sufruen: "Snian, Der fan man 'e,
bpor esuiItiit Gu er. Dit 2iu laSer 9u
foriitre, = meusmit! bet bar natur'
lisuis intet @arb for Dig"
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

=" lFSrGfenlaub bit anieet Riaz
"" .i1os 5ilantrop, Sr. u. .. Spn=
iom / bisie Gage opbolber fig i
lsnbapn, bar ifolse "Bplit.", eiter
gYioe beiSst fere at bore Soipitaler
: - '~'elsjsrenoe Stiitelier, ifjantet 49,
20 Jranfs | fsl. 4 pgts. Sblisatiuner
"Dronnins 9ouiies BDrnebiem" %
7.geIaa meset til "Yolitlinifen".
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

Zen tebie / @erneu" Fan meb Ganb,
hch @iriggs @lpcerirs Soloe fables. Ser
beIbreoer burtist Ssaar, oorepen Sub,
grnnb Iddr, Suar, Biles, Stab % ale
$ueubEet. 9ilialss Dos 5. 8,
montgomery & Co., DEBORAH, Soma
9.l3.la.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
st Iorgeligt Spbsialb er inbtruife

/ Sbiiteo, ibet &oniul 5. 5. Sabner peo
ct Sab neb 40 en- 3rappe ~tiliutte 9ipet.
Den @fbgbe, Der | ilere Nar orep Ma
nufafturbanoel us ienere Ell minbre
notwithstanding, bar / mango
aar Meblem at Spraaoet % iiben 1874
5ormano for 0ireftiunen / Sparsfasien
for 2biiteo Sp % Smesn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
bleuen til en- aaarel Manb meb inc.

oieoen til en- safrel Manb meb ine.
po'of Saar. 8 4fslar bar ban ernas
'e' lis % fine ueSht laue Nuale / Sjsr.
ring. Otter at ,aOe tilbrast 10 sar i
uolanoet, os sruf De 5 aar / @ien,
neo'affe ban fB nemlis i 1S47 iom
yfaalemasermeiter Der i Spen. Meb
lfor Snteresie taller Split ON line &eis
!er. Soao ban bar Oplepet paa bisie,
lO''auef ban meb iamme 8eseihrius,
lom en- 9ar'hel Solbat beretter ON line
"t'ss0eorllter. Oct ital enbelis anfss
' u 'taalemager Solit altio bar
pisrrinst
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

Srunotenen til "6e0is aprs Sir
fem &%ipbenbaun ~neolasbes ben 20be
Snli meb ieooanlis Ssitibelisbeb.
&irfen bliuer opiert i aorssape paa
Hgrrebrp. @n Sripdtmano = @rosiez
rer ausuit @amel, bar poet ct 8ibraa
al $4,000 &rpner.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

wv 90 War Then beaap ct unst
"'Ns fra s~lalbors - en- Naalemas
M. y fig paa 9anbrins rb ! ben
A., 'sfoen meb @anbieten paa @pss
M. pan s~isnnemuanbrebe iaaleoes
ep'lano. Siterris os Here 2anbe.
'no er bet rinae RenneFe nu
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

st tibet Barn paa TO Nar, Eatter
al en- 9ralfemuno / Yleielt peb Srebe>
rifsbors, tgmte en- SLATE meb Spiumsz
oraaber, iom 5aoeren bapbe iat fra fig
paa 8jpffenbprbet, ps bpoe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

Gn Sparefasiebog. tilbprenbe Sens
8ulf % lpoenbe paa ~ arpner, blep
peo pifentlis Nuttion paa @runb af
Sfatten9stelie iolst for SO arpner.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
DEBORAH, Sotua,
Ore Rpsr.

Two Bohemians at a cafe. "What's
happened to you, old chap? Did you
get a situation?" 80, I've left Jour
nalism and gone into trade. I'm now
in the furniture business" Sand
have you sold any?" "Yes = my
own."-Paris Figaro.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

st Yrojeft. "Ser Be, Or. Heterz
len, jes bar mango Sheer. On De Eliot
bar 10000 &r. at .tabe, ituloe b, ejsre
aanlfe alimrenbe 5orretninser iammen."
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
@iennserlia nrihreselie.

B. 3. Sont 81 60. Wholesale & Retail
Druggists / Epme, Georgia, Tiger: 81 ha
iolst Or. Sings Rem Discovery, electric Bit
.ers o9 Suflens arnica Salpe 9 Nar. I'll
brig bar ri iol9t gtoset, iom bar bait iaaoar
MHRtning eller ptnber iaaoan N~nerfjenoelie
Ser bar Der SDen pGret sjort no9le pibun
oerlige Selbreoelier peo Sjelp af oisie Meoi
ciier. Noitiaise 5ilfaloe al erfienot 5rrin
er blepen furereoe ueo Brusen af npsle ia,
SLATER Of Or. Sings Rem Discovery, tasu.
/ 5orbinoelie meb electric 8itters. Yi altit
%9aranterer benz. S9lses hos 8. s. Iont
apmern & Co., os paa Npotbeter / ale anor
Bper. q
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

Zen bortromte 6rpsierer 9aItrups
Seotiabrif / aaitrup bar Suli til iierpe
NuftiOn. Gen bar puroeret til Nuftipnss
efterretnins til $4,000 Ser, men bpieite
8uo bar fun 5000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

geb Or. Gusuit asniss Samburser
Draaber bleu ies iuloitanoist befriet
ira en- 9~eperipsoom. hpOrai jea par
plaaet / lensere 9io. 5rar5 Wtitel,
Gebar Sails, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Winmcapolis GrpoFtton %
Wtnneiota State Natr.

Zen 30ts Gusnit os bper 3irsoas % Tors.
bag til ben 15oe Cftober iRiaer 6. gG. s. St.
Baul Banen Eur pg Rsturbiletter mso do.
9anssbilet til uofilinsen / minneapolis for
1915. gilletterne sI9Ioer til ben iSlseuoe
Naneas.
Jra ben she til ben 17be September toiter
BiIetterne 1913.
Eli State 1airen ialses Eur o. Retur.
biaetter meo Gosanssbilletter til 5airsn fro
ben soe til 17oeS epfemb r for 1913. 7tsie
Biuetter sl9loer til ben 19oe September.
q. Y. hotter, Naeut.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

sHer mother and his mother-in-law-
'He's a brute, my dear, and don't
cry. l gave you to him because he
said he knew the secret ofs.making
yon happy" Daughter-"Well, les
kept his secret admirably."-French
Fun.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

5000 Nsenter sultes l%traritil at inlse b.
fineite Biiitfort | be 5oreueoe Stater. NIt
npe MsnItre for 1887. Brsper oip. 4gents
Store 8rspebsser 25 Gents. Iu er bet II
ben til at tiene 9ense. Stur commission cl
pene Grentier sipes bort.
South Minneopolis, garo 90,
minneapolis, Yttnn
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Hn6Iens ~Nrntfa.gaIpe.

Tsts. sr ben bebie Salpe / 9.reen 70,
Sfdur, oprtren Dub, Saar, goriciaor, Gal,
Hheunr, Gsberinar, uoTat, siab, ErptbpI
Der, 9'atorns 90 ale Suofpsoomme % bel.
breoer alesIes Piles, og hpis ben NE aisr bet
on tr1pes tnaen Detailing. Ten er aorart.rti
at 'tuIs sisre fuloitrueis Tprbef, erers faa,
mon Rensene tilbase. Tris IS Gents pr
90ne. Selses hos
8. 8. Wontsomerp q 90.
Setrrah, Sotua, cs paa Npotbefer I aIe an.
ore Eper.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
DRY GOODS

er nit 6opebforretaillg, at jeg gjor mine Sno=
fjob for &ontant, birefte ira Tabrifferne, og at
jeg npoer Soroele, JONI life tiliteOes minore
6anbleaoe. 0e uil Derfor altib tjene paa at
fjpbe Oisie garer hos mig. l~lnOeriog Oerfor
rpie Yrilen, fDrerO De fjpber; bet er altib Ell
Tornpielle at %frenluiie mime garer, entet 9e
pnifer at fjpbe eler life, Dg Dc pil Oerueo blipe
befjenDt meO Griierle.
Seq bolOer %forreiten aGiten ale mllige Ga=
%reiorter og iGlger oisie ligeiaa billigt iOm andre
|6anolen0e.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Oanma /.

5shsfalo. @plis er en- al 9ou
marfs met fremrasenbe Ysnoer, i'm
Acknowledgment 5ans Sleien, afsaae,
ueo 9roen. pan bar fsbt / sabinot
ueo RpObp ben lite Gebruar 1915, ia,
/ Fere &etninser / fin 9is ,uet FL Be.
tpoelis ROlIe pac 8 inn bou
BEN fcronw1 ggs~ 6on ipfsns
tlo2hS 90 5aarb - peb
rIsF lie,. i'm betpbe=
So D os i'm naturlise
4 at inotase en- meset
81 blanot fine Stanbsfalz
Y . Itiftebe ban 2O1anbs Sol
itsrite YranbiorTfrinasiels
an itilebe Jig ben ste Sftuber
s%arfjpbins tit 8als til ben
sipenoe &issfOriamlins us up.
1eipm fin Stunbss, .us baue.
ltlife WseninssfaIe, @aarbeier
/ 9jennemarfe, at faa Blabs
San 9~ienpal9tes paa iamme
be December 1849, ben Abe
=, s:..reooe 5ebruar 1853
Mai T. a., men seblaabe
IT iom Sulfetbinssmarh Der
ytember 1853. SsIaa Tom 9a,f|
...ser sjurbe bans Sbaroisbeo os 81,
seiosOpstisbeo Jig ~sjaloenoe. s 1aa
tjsbte ban iin 5eitesaarb, iom BE-
/ iumme aars Slutntns iulste forl vi
buerpe fig ben itDrre gienoom wv
tauegaarb peo &Dbbp. gan N
ilaet mango Siliosbueru, af
ai Sc iibite bar Tom 2anbual WV"
/ Wariebo ImtSrac r."s
"QOlanbs 5aliters StiftssS ib
life iaa Iar inbebplot meg "'' 90'
cs ilittise Seu, Der '0 9u"s
1arpiincig ps ubtpmmenoe ~" 'l'N
5ppr9smdal, Der bar pppe ~
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Harvest Excursions.

Zen sOte Gusuff, 20be September o. lite
Cftober iQIaes Greuiicnsbilistter siQlbenoe
tor 30 9oss for 3ur % 8etur til 6olp Hris.
2isie Bllettsr iGlses til ale peftlise Bper
peo q. M. 4 ct g. ". ", Northern Hocifie
" &y Ct. Y. N. 4 4R. 81. ". o R. & 3,
". X. -og til noale Bper | yesbraita. Gen.
oeno Gber til Q. q. Setter, Naent.
6. R. & 81. y. N. 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-27
PULLMAN
BUFFET & SLEEPING CARS
On all Through Passenger Trains.

E~The Only Line from Salt Lake-DA
TN-City Running SLEEPING CARS-3BA
GM-FREE for the use OF Passengers IN
ETs-hoi1ing Second Glass and Emi--<AH
TG-grant Tickets. IA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-27
UTAH CENTRAL EXTENSION.
The Trip Recently Made by the
Party of Engineers.

Mr.. John Sharp. Jr., of the Utah Cen
trail, who has been south on q mission
alleged to have been in connection with
the extension of that road to the Coast
was seen yesterday by a HERALD re-
porter, and conversed very pleasantly
about the weather and other topics.
'By the way" said the scribe, chow
is the Utah Central extensionf'
He sto pped for moment, and then
said: "Let's see; you are newspaper
man. Good day.
from the San Francisco Examiner is not
without interest;
"a gang of Union Pacific men are
now busy locating the extension of the
Utah Central through Nevada" said
Senator Briggs of that State to an EG-
Gnli7ler reporter yesterday. 1.-THE Union
Pacific is seeing that it must have a
through line to San Francisco, and they
have taken about as decisive steps as
they can take to push it through.
The line is being located from Salt
Lake City to Black Rock, twelve miles
north of Milford, thence across the
Fifty-MiIe Desert. along the south
eastern line of White Pine County into
Lincoln. From there the route extends
over the high Shelbourne range at q
point eight miles south of the Patterson
district. Thence it cuts through Nye
and Esmeralda Counties, and finally
over the Sierras Nevada at Walker
River Pass"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-27
The Old Folks At Home.

Or elsewhere, need a tonic now and
then to sustain them under growing in
firmities. No safer or more thorough
invigorant for age and the delicate can
be found than Rostetter's Stomach
Bltters, seasonable medicine in those
ailments of commonest occurrence
liver complaint. indigestion and bowel
disorders; a pure botanic safeguard
against malaria, and a reliable means of
counteracting rheumatism. To the
convalescent, it is valuable aid in the
recovery of strength, and to the debili-
tated, nervous invalid in yields tranquil
slumber and renewed appetite-two
prime factors in the restoration of vigor.
reing of purely botanic origin. it is free
from those objections urged against
mineral remedies difficult or impossible
of assimilation by the system, and
which impair the tone of the stomach,
which the Bitters on the contrary,
strengthens and regulates. tits endor-
sed and prescribed by the medical
fraternity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-27
In the North.

The charge of unlawful cohabitation
against Mr.. Peter Longren, of Brigham
City, has been dismissed.
Fred. Beutler and E. Ables, of Logan,
had quarrel on Friday night, in which
Beutler stabbed Ables in the hand with
a penknife.
A few days ago little child belong
ing to Mr.. Lund, of this city, fell into
Logan River from foot bridge which
spans the stream near Providence
Bench. Hyrum Jeppeson, boy who
was fishing near by, ran down stream
some distance, and, rushing into the
stream, succeeded in rescuing the
his timely assistance, the results of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-27
A Break in the Canal .

A sudden and serious break occurred
in the banks of the Jordan and Salt
Lake Canal on Sunday morning. The
scene of the flood was about eleven
miles south of this city, where flume
passes underneath the bed of the
stream, through which water is con-
veyed to the fields below. Prospects
for heavy damage were very brilliant
for time, but the flood found an out
let of its own, and speeded away, lesV-
ing only slight damage in its course;
Repairs were going on yesterday, and
water will be turned in again in a day
or two e.s ,4 .st-r cfa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-27
To Be Remembered.

A.LLoocK's Porous PLASTER is the only
one which contains valuable curative
properties; it never fails to do all that
is claimed for it; it does not blister or
irritate the skin; it can DE worn for
weeks without pain or inconvenience ;
it is the household medicine chest; it
stands on its own merits as it has done
for quarter of century; its valuable
ingredients are found IN none of its
limitations, and it can be had of all
druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-27

than they were. 1t is said that the foot
bridge mentioned is unsafe, and should
be made more substantial by placing
hand rail on each side of it. We trust
the matter will be looked into.-Logan
Journal, July 23d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-27
SaltLake & Western
Il Il w a "
On an after
Saturday, Dec. SOth, 1885,
Trains Will run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TINE.

Connects with Utah Central train leaYin
Salt lake at 7.40 am.
tConneets with Utah Central train arYfy
ing at Salt Lake at $40 pm.
T Stop only upon signals.
". W. RITTER,
ma n 5upE
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02
For Weak Women.

Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass: !: "About the first of September, 1881, my wife was taken with uterine hemorrhage. The best styptics the physician could pre- scribe did not check it and she got more and more enfeebled. She was troubled with Prolapsus Uteri, Leucorrhea, numbness of the limbs, sickness of the stomach and loss of appetite. purchased trial bottle of your Vegetable Compound. She said she could discoger salutary effect from the .tfrst dose. Now she is comparatively free from the Prolapsus, Stomach's sickness, &c. The hemorrhage IS very much better and is less at the regular periods. Her appetite Is restored, and her general health and strength are much improved. Wefeel that we have been l0onderJHuy bensJfted and our hearts are drawn out in gratitude for the same and in sympathy for other sufferers, for whose sakes we allow our names to be used" c. W. EATON, Thurston, N. Y.
 The Compound is put up in Pill, Lozenge and Liquid form. All sold by druggists. The Pills and Lozenges sent by mail on re- ceipt of price.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02
THE LEAD SAVED HIM.
Why Jackson Would Not Remove Post
 -master Who Was Q Veteran.

Why Jackson Would Not Remove Post
 -master Who Was Q Veteran.
 A General in the revolutionary war, who was well known to Jackson, says a writer in the Nashville AniericdN, was postmaster of prominent New York tows. He had been an Adams man, and Silas Wright, one of the ablest representa- tives that State ever had, and Martin Van Buren, who was then Jackson's Secretary of State, formed a coalition to have the veteran warrior removed soon after Jack son had taken the oath of office. The scared hero determined to go to see Jack son and plead his own cause against the powerful politicians who had determined to punish him for his advocacy of Adams. He called upon Jackson at the White House. The President engaged in familiar conversation with him, when, to his amazement, the old soldier said: "Gen- eral Jackson, have come here to talk to you about my office: the politicians want to take it away from me, and have noth- ing else to live upon" The President made no reply until the aged postmaster began to take of his coat in the most ex- cited manner, when Old Hickory broke out with the inquiry: "What in Heavens name are you going to dol'' ''Well, sir, I am going to show you my wounds, which ] received fighting for my country against the English" Put it on at once, sirr' was the reply. q am surprised that a man of your age should make such an ex- hibition of himself," and the eyes of the iron President were suffused with tears as, without another word, he bade his anclent foe good evening. The next day Wright called upon the President and made out his case against the General and urged his removal upon the strongest grounds. He had hardly finished the last sentence when Jackson sprang to his feet, flung his pipe into the fire, and exclaimed with great vehemence: 'tI take the conse- quences, sir, I take the consequences. By the Eternal I will not remove the old man. I can not remove him. Why, Mir. Wright, do you know that he carries mora than pound of British lead in his body?" Thatwas the last off He who was stronger than courts, courtlers or Cabinets pro- nounced his fiat, and the happy old post master next day took the stage and re- turned home rejoicing.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02
HOME AND FARM.

Don't compel your horses to eat musty hay. It will produce fatal lung trouble, and, in any event, heaves.
 In sweeping carpets use wet news- papers wrung nearly dry and torn to pieces. The paper collects the dust but does not soil the carpet
 A pail or tub of fresh. cold water. renewed several times in the course of twenty-four hours, will absorb all the evil odor of fresh paint in a day or two. The taste of the water after an hour will prove the thoroughness of it's work.
 To clean silvers Wet flannel cloth in kerosene oil, d ip in dry whiting. and thoroughly rub the plated or silver ware; throw into a dish of scalding soapSuds, wipe with soft flannel, and polish with chamois skin.
 Biscuit: One quart four, one table spoonful shortening, half teaspoon salt and two of baking powder. Mix well together, add sufficient milk or water to form very soft dough, as soft as can be rolled. Bake in a quick oven.
 In trimming hedge something else should be considered as well as the matter of cutting off the extra growth. A proper shape should be given it. There is nothing so attractive or or namental as a shapely, well-kept hedge, and it adds value to the farm.
 The Ohio Agricultural College states as the results of experiments there in soiling cattle that half the number of acres will feed the same amount of stock and keep them in bet ter condition if the product be cut and placed before them. Nevertheless soiling is not everywhere profitable.
 Italian Rice Pudding: A teacupful of rice, the yelks of four eggs, the whites of three, beaten separately, two ounces pounded sugar, two ounces raisins, one-quarter pound suet, chopped very fine; flavoring of ratafia or vanilla; put these ingredients into a mold and boil an hour and a half. Serve with brandy or sweet sauce.- Chicago Herald
 Sponge Jelly Roll: Four eggs. one cup and half sugar, one table, spoonful baking-powder; beat the whites separately, and the sugar and the yolks together till very light, then add part of the whites, then cup of flour, then beat good, then little more flour, then the rest of the whites and stir easy; put in and bake. Spread and roll as quick as you can. It is very good.-Good Housekeeping.
 Ivory may be cleaned by scrub bing with a new soft tooth brush, soap and tepid water, then dry the ivory and brush well, dip the latter in alco- hol and polish the ivory until it has re- gained its former sheen. If the water gives the ivory a yellowish tint dry the object in heated place. If age has yellowed it, place the object under bell-jar with small vessel containing lime and muriatic acid, set the whole in the sunshine.
 If an apple-tree has sound trunk and roots it is pity, says the American CultsUatOr, to destroy it under most It takes many years to get a young tree into bearing, and when it does bear it will not furnish nearly so muck fruit as one fully grown. By grating with the Northern Spy and literally maturing an old apple tree may be made much more certainly productive than young trees of this variety, which are usually shy and tardy bearers.